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been said and - coI0i.Ary Of u. anoiher
point IS made.
b.-Contiaqe tie Questions
We 10 no. mean simply as 10 tie man
ner " ranalAg lines o-t "a Tie Whole
/ scope of every department VI thls society
I Ne should MAKE these 90 prominent a lea
llr- tlat members wal uuse their answers.
and .arg - set Tie general opinion Oi the
S0cle.y as . lItie IOod.es lOue ioI santa
| llals a question being considered Nil
| often recall in older members . proper an
sWsr from their ON experience. These al
should Oe worked up ty an aD.e member.
or oy several members IA c0mnuttee. before
the annual meeting, as much es possible
c.-lmprove our Instruments.
While The work Of the civil and mechAni-
cal engineer is always founded or demon
| strable iOrmulle. unfortunately the tine
edge - usually taken oil when be comes 70
! csrry out his theories fundamentally. IL
educe this error 10 q minimum Is the con
| slant effort Of the skilled Instrument lnskeI
But here a2ein the instrument MAKER mus.
say farewell 10 his theories, for the reason
that he cannot always demonstrate them ~
| his own workshop. lie Is quite ready %
know what the prsctical en gineer thinks O
| them Hence our meetings have been pro
motive Of improvements through OuT pleas
ant criticisms. and We have been laid unce
great obligations 10 these gentlemen I0i
their willingness to adopt any suggestion
OF value, ani Tor TIE hne e2hlo'
ton Of instruments a our meetings
We were greatly pleased and Ia
structed b. recent visit TO one o
the large manufactures OF engineer s ID
strumenls al d found that quality mol
Quantity was stamped, IS we may say, upon
every piece of wood and of metal, upoI
every machine and every operative or skiu
~ workman. A mere glance 81 the intel
ligent faces seen through such an establish
q ment is enough 70 show the kind OF wOTi
we may expect il will turn out. Bot al
engineer should not be a machine an
T supinely take and use whatever may b
Z put III his hands. he should have ba'
4 forms OF instruments improved. and "
. can still do much in that direction
T. Il. Report Improved Machines and Con
struction..
& As growing out Of what Las Just beer
q said OF instruments, thls society shoni'
have q committee whose constant eh0f
e should be 10 note new machines al
g forms Of construction most notevorih
and valuable 10 ks menbers and condens
# these observations IN an annual report &
.- the Society. This work need not interior
. in the least with the standing committee
d already existing.
l. e-Commlttee on Decisions
The Society would be greatly beDehue
l. by having some person, or committee. va
% should prepare a brief digest ct any ot
N | CisiOn OF our state, or /. =. Courts. q
5 official rulings hich pcrtsin 10 the survey
n | ing or engineering profession II you w
+ nardon the iunOvatiOn-s kind of "Ccurtin
y committee" We need not assume to d
this as the LEGAL profession would Dc IT, bu
lt purely for our Better Information aud guld
ance The fund D. decisions and ruling
= thus made available TO our members woui
o | soon oe considerable
- f-FieId Notes.
The method Of taking held uotes bot
| in subdivision Of L =. surveys and y
ID | engineering work should be fully conslderc
ts and discussed. so that more undori
methods. NAV be practiced. and the be-
i forms adopted A great saving Of time
calculations would TO doubt result.
% G-fncorporAtion.
= II seems advisable TO consider now whetl
e. or not this Society should become luoo
po-ste6 bv the laws 80 tbe st2,c. Il Wou.
he taxing step towards lis more rerml
uant organization. II woHio add 90 81
standing aud stability. aud II We should
favored with any donations or succeed
making any collections. their proper ca
.e aud custody would ~ provided for. Tae
: are not corresponding objections iu o.
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